How to Replace Shocks Hyundai i10

Learn how to replace Hyundai i10 front and rear shock absorbers with our step-by-step tutorial.
Please note that shock replacement and maintenance may vary depending on your Hyundai model and year. Refer to the vehicle manual for further guidance.
► Replacing Hyundai i10 shock absorbers:
00:02 Hyundai i10 front shock absorber replacement
00:09 Spray control arm nuts and bolts with penetrating oil
00:52 Secure steering knuckle with a heavy-duty ratchet strap
02:25 Remove the old shock absorber
02:50 Set up the new shock absorber
04:00 Place the new shock absorber back in the wheel arch
04:18 Remove heavy-duty ratchet strap from the steering knuckle
05:34 Re-install cowl grille panel and reconnect the wiring
06:38 Hyundai i10 rear shock absorber replacement
06:41 Raise the steering knuckle with a jack lift
07:00 Detach the rear shock absorber
07:04 Set up the new shock absorber
07:08 Fit the new shock absorber
07:38 Fit the wheel and lower the vehicle to the ground
► Tools required to change Hyundai i10 shocks:
KYB Front Shock Absorber for Hyundai i10 - R&L: Excel-G, Twin Tube (Part No. 332502)
KYB Rear Shock Absorber for Hyundai i10 - R&L: Excel-G, Twin Tube (Part No. 349087)
Socket wrench: 14, 17 mm
Spanner: 10, 14, 15, 17 mm
Screwdriver: 5, 6, 17, 19 mm
Penetrating oil
Heavy-duty ratchet strap
Wheel chock
Transmission jack lift
Coil spring compressor
► Need more info on Hyundai i10 shocks? Check out KYB’s replacement guide:
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►Explore KYB’s extensive car knowledge base to learn more about shock absorbers:
Common absorber fitting tips:
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Common reasons for shock failure:
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Vehicle suspension overview:
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